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Creative and Creator God,Your love for Your people is constantand can be relied on for ever. Your faith in each of us remains strongeven when our faith in You feels weakand mountains refuse to be moved. We bring our prayers to You in trust and hope and expectation.…
A Candle in the Window – Words to encourage us in tough times Dear Friends,Wherever we are in the world let us pray and hope that many lasting good things will remain in our communities when this lockdown is over. With warm wishes – Peter Millar
Gary Brough, a Church of Scotland mission partner based in Mzuzu, Malawi, was in Scotland when the lockdown began. He reflects on the language of furlough and on being away from the work to which he is called.
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Wassily Kandinsky Cup and Saucer The Gospel reading for today from Matthew 10: 40-42 speaks of welcome and hospitality. Jesus says to his friends “Whoever welcomes you welcomes me …” I like this cup and saucer because they remind me of how simple it is to be hospitable.…
Signed by Rt. Rev. Dr Martin Fair, Moderator of the General Assembly, Church of Scotland Most Rev. Leo Cushley, Archbishop of St. Andrews and Edinburgh, Roman Catholic Church Most Rev. Mark Strange, Primus, on behalf of the College of Bishops, Scottish Episcopal Church Rev. John Fulton, Moderator, United Free Church of Scotland Rev. Dr David … More Sunday Prayer at 7pm – 28th June #prayersofhope @churchscotland
Our minister, Rob Mackenzie, usually adds worship resources and a reflection to the One Church for Leith website for all to use on a Sunday morning. However, this morning Iain May at South Leith Parish Church will be leading an online Communion. We invite you all to take part. To watch the service, simply visit … More Virtual Communion – today at 11am on South Leith Parish Church Website
The Rev John McCulloch is a Mission Partner of the Church of Scotland and minister at Jerusalem: St Andrew’s and Tiberias. He writes about his experience of furlough and a desire to return to his home and views of the Jordan hills. This article is from the Life and Work website.
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Please use these prayers in whatever way you find most useful. A video of the prayer being read follows the written text. If you want to use only part of the prayer one day and another part another day, that’s fine. God of all people,At the beginning of…
A Candle in the Window – Words to encourage us in tough times Dear Friends,This week let us celebrate all those who are finding time in these unusual months to seriously examine their life-style and priorities; those who are planting a tree or tending a garden; those who seek to learn more about Climate Change … More Oasis of Peace – Wednesday Reflections – 24th June 2020
